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Hey, what's up? My name is Doug Parker. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio. Very happy to have you here, my friend. Yeah, wow, it's been a while. Happy to be back in the studio. We were on Carnival Vista on Koningsdam and in Alaska a couple of weeks ago, but we're back for a little bit. Good to be home. Stuart Sheer on the Cruise guy, standing by with Cruise News. Also a review of Norwegian

Jade by Teresa in just a couple of minutes. Don't forget to follow us on Snapchat. We're right

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group and talk some cruise news with us. All right, Stuart, Sheer on the Cruise Guy is standing by.

What's up, Stuart?

Hey, Doug, how's it going?

Good, man.

Now, I think we should call this the refurbishment episode because a lot of cruise lines

are doing a lot of remastering and refurbishing.

And we'll kick things off with Norwegian Don.

They just underwent a multi-million dollar makeover.

Any significant changes on the ship?

Well, they added a lot of restaurants.

So they added the Los Lobos Cantina, which is a Mexican restaurant.

They added Oshihans.

Now, keep in mind that Norwegian Dawn was the first brand new ship.

This was the predecessor to breakaway.

So Norwegian Dawn originally was going to be four Genting Star Cruises.

And the previous, you know, two previous, I mean, because they changed frequently there.

Two previous CEOs ago was able to get the parent company at the time, which was Genting,

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